Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01

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asodsa zish suiled kisreQlypkies Ealas-
inz that ths ~Te1n9 PAralyxers, -
aHnrerv NeakR.s ne sHiakuEy Nafs''
I'D NE Eks have been oxRanizsd Tor ne
ssason.
Fsux Of the CAieago team are ever
Gix sek n heiahk Thsy are Anso1s
=. hWis. Daring and Sullivan
EhR oat games ere possible undsr ne
nsw Fules. Already there have oee1
aho1t ao1sa ghite- washes
he ssriss With the "a. Loais Browne
demoustrafaa thsa the ChicaRo9 are nst
any weaker than they we're lasf ssasoa-
Those VINO we're confident thai the
ChioaQaa would not Be in tie Feeo tnis
SEASON have Nc doubt bad that pieasanf
Illusion Fndsly dispsrssd.
Ed WiIliamson SEEMS 20 have more
fnn plsying ball than any Of tbs unica-
SO. he never GETS mad o. rAttleo. No
matter hoW things are RctnG-
Calvin 4 ssid TO have invented c1rv
"a inshooG smile 10 diso0neert the baf
tefs this seassa and make then strlEe
out. Is is said to be far more fasefnas
Ing than bis Buffalo smiFk.
Watson, Of the nsw pitchers OF the
Cincinnati team, 10 q country boy N
dFsz and action, and looks % Ike .
mossback that no less than three as
tempts have been made upon him ~
bune0 men,
The Wheeling Club viii he gorgeous
In suits Of cream color with bFiehkEreen
trimmings and stockings and cream and
green caps. Thsy should TOP Il eli on
With . shamrock embroidered "a the
breast.
RosB Bar1ea. ona Of the original eaR
four bass ball players that made Cniea-
90 the Okampions. has oeon admitted
10 membership on the Chicago Beard OF
Trade and II doing business for him.
self. Boss ID merchant now.
A oontsmporary thinks The rule max
ina the captain Of the home team the
sole jadee e. 30 the proper coalition OF
the grounds Q poor rule. II the club Be
crippled through the illness Of the play
ers OF ether cause. the conditions OF the
grounds will BE fearful.
aBssides being ball player, Kilrcy 10
O dancer, and can equal Pat Rooney or
Bobby GayioE. While Ia the club b 1use
his snare moments are utilized In prac-
tieinQ steps. and ell the boys have given
up composing with him for h0nors."-
Baltimore AEaerieas.
Denny's initial appearance with H.
dianapolis vss very theatrical. He
opened With hone run, lifting the ball
high over the fence This be followed
by an almost miracaleus foul-hy catch,
and when be stopped down and made
one Of his startling overland stops OF
RroandeFs the crowd yelled ITSELF
hoarse.
In one Of the Dssroit-New Orleans
games q ball vas Knocked foul over the
right field fence. Powell jumped on
the fence and saw o small boy seine the
sphere and run Of With Il. Powell
skipped ever the fence and chased the
boy for thres quarters Of q mile and
brought back the ball. The game vas
delayed fifteen minutes.
Ansou is pleased with the new rules.
He says: al think they work to prefec-
ton. The only noticeable thing about
them IL that they make the pitcher
mere careful and prevent him from
baking every Ave minutes a. he used 10
do under the old code. DO not think
they add very greatly TO the batting as
had been anticipated, only inasmuch a.
they give the batteFs more bases on
balls than customary.
Heretofore when a player desired to
make q kick. it had been the custom for
him to request the umpire 20 call
''time." The umpire would comply
and then would come an sxasperating
wait. Nov the umpire can only call
slime when himself or Q player u in
iured, or rain commences 10 fall. This
will keep Anson. Oomiskey and other
kicking captains from walking on their
toes and doing the windmill got IN
nearly every inning.